Free YouTube Channel analysis using Gemini Notebook. Get strait to the YouTube information at minute 3:01. Gemini Notebook is free so this type of analysis doesn't burn through credits with different models. Gemini Notebook Just Became an AI Agent (I Tested It on Real Work) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6lzr75kWZc

One flat image in. A full 3D world out - one you can light, arrange, and film with a camera YOU control, keyframe by keyframe. I got beta access to EVRN and took it through a complete workflow: photo → object segmentation → a generated 360 world → lighting → camera animation → export straight into my AI film pipeline (Seedance 2.5). Why it matters: instead of regenerating a 30-second shot 3-5 times at $8-11 per try, a previz like this can land it on the first generation. Full tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoDoOsrCiWQ EVRN beta access: https://evrn.world/ Where we plan our scenes (free): https://storyboardbook.com/ How would you use something like this in your workflow?

Seedance 2.5 SKILL for Claude. Free to download, just read the README file. Leave a comment if you use it. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LAA1m7BWPQGFz3JtjFqotE9EI_9MMFAo

These types of monkey stories are too viral these days.

Many people have asked how I achieve such realistic results in my AI videos, so I’ve put together a full workflow breakdown. I thought a narrated walkthrough—featuring core ideas and behind-the-scenes captures—would be helpful. This isn't a 'bulletproof' or the only way to do it, as there are dozens of other approaches, but I hope these insights help you elevate your own process. You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb01k4-6Nfs